"ð“Ž¡" meaning in All languages combined

See ð“Ž¡ on Wiktionary

Symbol [Egyptian]

Forms: k (k) [canonical]
Etymology: Representing a wickerwork basket with a handle. Compare the Chinese character ð € , å…¶. In the Old Kingdom the wickerwork was often detailed as green or yellow horizontal striations, representing a basket made from a continuous spiral, with strips whipstitched together. In later times multicolored checkered patterns became more common. The usual color is green. The phonetic value of k is of uncertain derivation. Etymology templates: {{m|mul|ð € |sc=Hani}} ð € , {{m|mul|å…¶|sc=Hani}} å…¶, {{m|egy||k}} k Head templates: {{head|egy|symbol|head=<hiero>k</hiero>|tr=k}} k (k)
  1. Uniliteral phonogram for k.
    Sense id: en-ð“Ž¡-egy-symbol-NZ~o66vm Categories (other): Egyptian entries with incorrect language header, Egyptian symbols, Translingual terms with redundant script codes

Alternative forms

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